American Conference Institute is very pleased to present its highly acclaimed
6th Brazil Summit on Anti-Corruption and Compliance to be held in Sao Paulo, May 23rd-25th, 2016. This event features the highest concentration of anti-corruption experts in the region! Bringing together decision-makers from government, industry, finance and law as they discuss the future of compliance and risk management in Brazil.
This conference, designed for decision-makers in the fields of anti-corruption, compliance and risk management, provides attendees with the ideal forum for networking, sharing experiences of cutting-edge risk mitigation strategies and compliance programs, and exploring the challenges of doing business in the region.
Benchmark with Senior Decision-makers from leading firms such as:
Siemens, Whirlpool, BRF, Google, Embraer, Oracle, Baker Hughes, Microsoft, Jabil Circuits, AMBEV, JLL, Alcon, Samsung, Braskem, BD, BG Group amongst many others!
This exclusive conference, designed to address the most pressing risks in Brazil, will provide the latest strategies and insights including:
- Regulation and Enforcement of the Brazil Clean Company Act- One Year Later: Federal, State and Municipal Authorities discuss Coordination and Implementation of the Act
- Compliance on a Budget – Leveraging Resources and Technology amid Economic Downturn: How to innovate and get the most value for money
- New Provisional Measure on Leniency Agreements: How Changes in the Rules will Affect Cooperation with the Myriad of Brazilian Authorities?
- GC Panel: “What Keeps You Up At Night?” Brazilian Multinational Executives discuss Evolution of Compliance in Brazil, Incorporating Corporate Governance and Interacting with Board of Directors & Audit Committees
- Special Address: US DOJ Update: Inside the role of the New US Compliance Counsel, Impact of the Yates memo and US-Brazilian Investigation and Enforcement Cooperation
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